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Date of Release: June 14, 1935
Running Time: 81 minutes
Director: Edward H. Griffith
Screenplay: Donald Ogden Stewart and Horace Jackson
From the play by A.E. Thomas
Cinematography: Oliver T. Marsh
Film Editing: Frank E. Hull
Art Direction: Cedric Gibbons
Costume Design: Adrian
Recording Director: Douglas Shearer
Producer: Irving Thalberg
Joan Crawford...Marcia Townsend
Robert Montgomery...Sherry Warren
Edna May Oliver...Fanny
Franchot Tone...Jim Salston
Charles Ruggles...Edgar
Gail Patrick...Therese
Reginald Denny...Oliver
Vivenne Osborne...Lady Diana Moulton
Joan Burfield (a.k.a. Joan Fontaine)...Caroline
Arthur Treacher...Lord Moulton
David Horsley...Duffy
Jean Chatburn...Sally
William Wagner...Butler
Charles Coleman...Stafford
Isabel La Mal...Jacquette
Frank Dawson...Dickens
E.J. Babiel...Desk Clerk
Clem Beauchamp...Drunk
Brooks Benedict...William (uncredited)
Veda Buckland...Maid
Mabel Colcord...Cook
Sherry Hall...Captain
Ed Hart...Taxi Driver
Lew Harvey...Bartender
Charles O'Malley...Bellboy
David Thursby...Bartender
Tommy Tomlinson...Dick
Jean Acker...bit part (uncredited)
Frank Mayo...bit part (uncredited)
Walter Walker...bit part (uncredited)
Incurable cad Sherry Warren finally settles down with one woman (Marcia,) but soon finds himself tempted by Therese and falls back into his old pattern. Marcia attempts to pay him back with the help of Jim, one of the many husbands wronged by Sherry in the past. Montgomery is once again cast in the same old playboy role, but bright, witty dialogue and able assistance from Edna May Oliver as the spunky grandmother and Charlie Ruggles as the dipsomaniac cousin make it an entertaining romp.